snapshot of internals of my MH Navy Sea pistol.
anyone be able to tell me what the screw and nail are holding in place?
thanks
camo
anyone be able to tell me what the screw and nail are holding in place?
thanks
camo
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Looks like there is a crack running through the nail and on top of the screw. So maybe the nail and screw are holding it together? That's what it looks like to me but I could be way off too. That's happened a few times in my life.
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What APG said was also what I was thinking.
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Screw may be anchoring the front end of the trigger guard, nail ?
64Springer
75 Cal.
Is the nail a trigger pin?
As for the screw, that's odd.
As for the screw, that's odd.
I was hoping that's not the case.
will have to disassemble to find out.
little concerned if that is the case.
camo
so if I remove the screw from the trigger guard nothing gives??? or comes out.
removing the screw inside would be easy.
I little concerned about the nail. any ideas about how to safely remove this?
I only ask because some snowy snowed in time I might strip her. re-stain in a dirty black brown.....and finish with BLO. all the while correcting some Finish problems.
overall I'm very happy with this piece for the price.
thanks for the advice.
camo
removing the screw inside would be easy.
I little concerned about the nail. any ideas about how to safely remove this?
I only ask because some snowy snowed in time I might strip her. re-stain in a dirty black brown.....and finish with BLO. all the while correcting some Finish problems.
overall I'm very happy with this piece for the price.
thanks for the advice.
camo
and for the record there is only one screw for the triggerguard on the bottom toward the rear.
if I get this figured out I should proabably post a step by step pictorial of this specific items disassembly. would have killed to have this.
camo
if I get this figured out I should proabably post a step by step pictorial of this specific items disassembly. would have killed to have this.
camo
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